Definition
Definition of cote - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animal shelterDated UK small shelter for domestic animals like sheepDated UK
- The farmer built a cote for his sheep.
2.
shelterDated UK small rustic cottage or hutDated UK
- They stayed in a cozy cote by the lake.
3.
pigeon houseDated UK small structure for pigeonsDated UK
- The pigeons nested in the old cote.
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small shelter for domestic animals like sheep 
small rustic cottage or hut 
small structure for pigeons
Origin of cote
Old English, cote (cottage) + -age (place)
Examples of cote in a sentence
Sheep huddled in the cote during rain. The shepherd lived in a quaint cote on the hill. A small cote provided shelter during the storm. They built a cote to house the homing pigeons. The farmer repaired the old cote before winter.
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- French:bergerie, cottage, ...
- German:Stall, Häuschen, ...
- Italian:ricovero, capanna, ...
- Spanish:cobertizo, cabaña, ...
- Portuguese:abrigo, cabana, ...
- Chinese:棚, 小屋, ...
- Japanese:小屋, コテージ, ...
- Arabic:حظيرة, كوخ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיר, צְרִיף, ...
- Russian:загон, хижина, ...
- Ukrainian:загін, хижка, ...
- Hindi:कोट, झोपड़ी, ...
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